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Semicolons in Sentences. 1  Dad is going bald; his hair is getting thinner and thinner. 2  I really like beef, with mushroom sauce; pasta, with Alfredo sauce; and salad, with French dressing. 3  You should stop eating so much food; you will have to go on a diet. 4  You need new brakes; otherwise you may not be able to stop in time.
This is what the Penguin's Writers Guide: How to Punctuate by George Davidson (2005) has to say about the semicolon: In introducing lists, a colon is used when all the options are specified, whereas a semicolon is used when only some of the possible options are mentioned: The Gauls were afraid of only one thing: that the sky might fall on their heads.