11.   He has borrowed a page from his quarterhorse days, when horses would have to run in trials to qualify, then run shortly thereafter in the finals.

12.   He instead borrowed a page from his childhood idol, Jack Nicklaus, who played smart golf while letting his chasers beat themselves.

13.   His salesman here borrows a page from the earlier role, a provincial type oblivious to his own mediocrity.

14.   Hospital executives realize that they need to borrow a page from the hotel industry to attract patients.

15.   In shockwave.com, Macromedia is borrowing a page from the playbook of RealNetworks Inc., the Seattle company that sells streaming audio and video software.

16.   In the second half, the Celtics borrowed a page from the Clipper playbook.

17.   Instead of actually writing, you might borrow a page from the above-mentioned scribes and describe how difficult it is to get started on a book.

18.   In this regard, he has borrowed a page from Ronald Reagan, who rode an advocacy of supply-side policy to two terms in the White House.

19.   NBC, borrowing a page from the heavy advertising and promotion associated with big budget theatrical films, is bombarding the airwaves with ads.

20.   Others, meanwhile, seem intent on borrowing a page from the strategy book of New Balance Athletic ShoeInc.