1.   He squeezed the bottle until a few drops came out.

2.   Because that drop came in four increments, however, it felt worse.

3.   A drop likely will come first.

4.   Additionally, the decline in memory prices had been expected, although the drop came more quickly than the company foresaw.

5.   But both the length of the decline and the fact that the biggest drop came in homicides, the most serious crime, appeared particularly significant to the specialists.

6.   But the drop in crime came at a price.

7.   Further distressing to traders is that the drop comes during the season when gold demand is traditionally strongest.

8.   His only drop came on a corner route in the end zone when he apparently lost the ball in the lights.

9.   If the drop in failure rates for African-American and Latino students comes anywhere close to the statewide drop, it would indeed be a stunning first step.

10.   In April, as everybody now knows, the real drop came.