The ancient colonates worked the land under complex agreements with their landlords.

Colon arrived at the town hall early to review the election ballots.

When editing the document, she corrected three misplaced colons in the headings.

During the seminar, she pointed out that colonitis, now considered an archaic term, historically described inflammation of the colon.

The colonizer claimed the fertile valley and renamed it after his hometown.

Scholars studied multiple cases of self-colonizations to understand how local elites replicated colonial power structures.

Her essay on self-colonization argues that marginalized communities sometimes reproduce colonial structures within their own cultures.

During the autopsy, the pathologist noted that the sigmoid colons were unusually twisted, complicating the examination.

In her manuscript, she carefully adjusted the semi-colons to improve the rhythm of each paragraph.

By the 22nd century, the outpost self-colonized and no longer relied on directives from Earth.