To mark the division of a sentence into two closely related coordinate clauses, The concert was sold out; fans lined up for hours to get in., Before a conjunctive adverb that is put between to main clauses, The art exhibit in the Brooklyn Museum attracted many visitors; consequently, it received positive reviews from critics., Before a coordinating conjunction that joins two main clauses one of which contains commas, The weather was perfect for a picnic; so, we packed sandwiches, drinks, and dessert., To separate a list of words, phrases or clauses which contain commas, On our road trip, we visited Nashville, Tennessee; Austin, Texas; and Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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