How to pronounce“semicolon”in English

for the semicolon or the parentheses or the dash, just was constant, and you got to make it look that way, even though it wasn't spoken in one breath, it was spoken in very halting

And you eventually notice one semicolon, right?

Don't use semicolons.

Yes, the music industry is making more money, semicolon, but-- you can see I worked with a fact-checker here-- but we have way more mouths to feed.

Period, semicolon.

That's nature's way of saying hello, you need a semicolon.

And Jobs would object to the grammar in the email getting down to the placement of a comma or a semicolon and they would go back repeatedly 17 times until they got it right.

So all you can really do if you want those two ideas in the same sentence is to put a semicolon after the first idea.

I'm very wordy, so the two sentences maybe I'll just use a lot of semicolons.

Either it's like, "Oh, extra semicolon," and then you finally see it.

And because it's trying very much to help you and figure out what you meant to do, it's not as simple as, I think there might be a semicolon missing.

It tells you the common mistakes that people make; the confusion that people have sometimes between a semicolon and a colon, for example, or between a dash and a hyphen.

have meaning; they're wonderful to use stylistically, and as I say they're very popular in the business world, but after the first idea the minimum punctuation you should have is a semicolon.

I would get to a break in a sentence and I would think through, should this take a semicolon, an em dash, a period?

It's down to the specifics of this character is not allowed to use adverbs, and this character is allowed to have semicolons and em dashes, and just down

I noticed a lot of things about the use of however, and but, and semicolons, bullets versus paragraphs, the things that are big changes in there.