The semicoloned sentence in the draft puzzled reviewers who weren't sure whether it was a stylistic choice or a typo.

When writing lists of complex items, it's often helpful to use a semicolon to separate the parts.

When proofreading, pay special attention to semicolons to ensure they're used correctly.

In the garden, semicolon butterflies gathered on the milkweed, their wing markings resembling tiny punctuation marks.

While hiking by the river, I spotted a semicolon butterfly resting on a nettle, its silver mark glinting in the sunlight.

Scholars argued that semicolonialism shaped the country's economic policies long after formal independence.

The conference included a panel on semicolonialisms in modern literature, prompting heated debate among scholars.

The semicolonial administration imposed tariffs that favored foreign companies.