abreast

"The two cyclists rode abreast, enjoying the sunny weather. "

"The two cyclists rode abreast, chatting and enjoying the scenery. "

"The teacher was abreast of the latest research on student learning styles. "

"to keep abreast of [or with] the present state of science."

"The two horses ran abreast, their flanks touching as they raced towards the finish line. "

"The children walked abreast down the sidewalk, holding hands. "

"The children walked abreast down the sidewalk, holding hands. "

"To do well in this class, you need to stay abreast of the current events. "

"She believes it is important to keep abreast of new scientific developments."

"The two siblings walked abreast to school, their steps matching perfectly. "

"The students worked on their project abreast, completing the research and writing simultaneously. "

"This ship sank abreast the island."