Examples of using "Seguros" in a sentence and their english translations:
Safe...
Are we safe?
We're safe here.
You'll be safe here.
It's safe here.
- They're safe.
- I'm safe.
Are we safe here?
You're safe now.
The cats are safe.
They will be safe with me.
- It's not safe here.
- It isn't safe here.
We should be safe here.
I still think we're safe.
We're safe now, aren't we?
We're safe in here, aren't we?
We're not so sure.
Your secrets are safe with me.
- I thought we'd be safe here.
- I thought that we'd be safe here.
We want to make sure.
We'll be safe as long as we stay here.
One belongs to the insurance industry.
This company sold unsafe products.
Don't worry. We're safe here.
We aren't sure.
I think we're safe for a while.
Are you sure we're safe here?
I really think we're safe here.
Napoleon’s flanks were secure, for now.
Are you absolutely certain we're safe?
- My son-in-law works at an insurance company.
- My son-in-law works for an insurance company.
Tom is working for an insurance company.
These mountaintops won't be safe for much longer.
The refugees felt safe in their new country.
Instead of every private insurance company
We're not so sure.
Insurance protects against unforeseen predicaments.
Tom and Mary don't seem so sure of themselves.
But there are hundreds of private insurance companies
This is when many small creatures feel safest to emerge.
perhaps out of an instinctive need to feel safe.
Electronic documents are not as safe as printed documents.
Once beyond the city lights in the dark open ocean, the fur seals are safer.
[Bear] You were a great partner on this journey, and your decisions helped us to stay safe and to find the anti-venom.
You're safe now.
When someone types in auto insurance on Google AdWords, the chances are they're looking for
There are worse things in life than death. Have you ever spent an evening with an insurance salesman?
"Double Indemnity" is the title of a classic 1944 film noir, in which a philandering insurance salesman (Fred MacMurray) and a housewife (Barbara Stanwyck) plot to murder her husband, but to make it look like an accident, in order to collect on an insurance policy that will pay double the value in case of accidental death.