Usage examples of "be on unemployment" in English with translation to Portuguese

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In the discussion the accent was on unemployment. Na discussão, deu-se ênfase ao desemprego.
Be on your guard against fire. Esteja atento contra incêndios.
He may be on the next train. Ele pode estar no próximo trem.
"I'll be on my way, then. See you later!" "I guess I'd better go, too." "Já estou indo... até logo!" "É melhor eu ir também."
He wanted to be on equal footing with his mother. Ele queria estar em pé de igualdade com a sua mãe.
Be on alert. The evacuation order may occur at any moment. Estejam todos alerta. A ordem de evacuação pode ser dada a qualquer momento.
I ran in order to be on time. Corri para chegar a tempo.
This merchandise will be on its way to São Paulo, and from there, to Pequim. Esta mercadoria será transportada para São Paulo e dali, para Pequim.
Please be on time Por favor, seja pontual
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