Let's think of just a little drop of ink, one little drop of black ink.

If it's a drop of ink, it had to be something before it was a drop of ink.

Well, you take just one drop of ink, and drop it into that tub of bleach, what would happen to that drop of ink?

I will keep drawing until the last drop of my ink.

Don't forget to move the ink drop as well: this drop is essential at certain moments.

The ink drop then travels to the recording medium.

…But words are things, and a small drop of ink,

Imagine that someone drops a small drop of black ink into the pond.

Here an electrical pulse forces the printer to eject an ink drop.

How is a single piece of a card holding an entire cup of water in a glass?

Now that little drop of ink can write John 3:16, and pardon my sins.

The formation of vapor bubbles at the tip can dislodge a crust of dried ink, which is then expelled with the ink drop.

One drop of ink in a cup of water, makes it all undrinkable.

A drop of sewage in a gallon jug of water renders it all non-potable.

The water in the jar needs to be slightly tinted by adding a drop of ink to it.