How to pronounce “abreast of” in English

I've been coaching the whole time, helping other guys out, because that's part of being a teammate is helping other people.So now I'm abreast of what everybody else is supposed to do, so I can do it.Been successful so far with them, so now I'm like, time for you to do it yourself.

All of the national security scientists I work with are real patriots, and they talk about how even if they worked on classified programs,they stay abreast of what is unclassified as they get older so that they can then share that information.And so that is how I approach these things, and three of the scientists that I was most happy to work with on this book-- Charles Townes invented the laser,

time. And as I was doing my undergrad at Simon Fraser University in Canada, I was being taught by someone called Stephen Hart. And Stephen Hart was an expert witness on the Robert Picktontrial, and so he was keeping us abreast of some of the developments of what he was covering. And I found it so interesting,and I loved Stephen Hart as a person, and he seemed to have this sense of humor, this gallows humor, around it all, despite being faced

And in my personal life, I could have cared less about.Yeah, I think another one of the big challenges of being a creator is staying abreast of everything.

To our left was a chain link fence, and behind that a line of tall shaggy spruces that bounded the grounds of a grade school.Racing down one of Calgary's broad thoroughfares, I gunned the engine and pulled abreast of the red Cavalier.

And we see this-- we see it in the letters of Pliny and Pliny the Elder and also in letters of Cicero and Tacitustalked about this as well-- that when a Roman was outside Rome, they would expect their friends to keep them abreast of the news by sending themthe most relevant parts of the "Acta." And in some cases, in fact, entire copies of the "Acta Diurna" transcribed.