When she wanted to improve her public speaking, she decided to rip a page out of someone's book and practice every day like her mentor did.

She's taking a leaf out of someone's book by organizing her schedule the night before every workday.

By improving her time management and delegating tasks, she had taken a page out of someone's book and boosted the team's productivity.

She accelerated her career growth by taking a page out of someone's book, adopting their networking habits and following up more consistently.

During the presentation, Maria took a page out of someone's book and used the same clear visuals and concise points that had worked before.

People often assume he's unfriendly, but you can't judge a book by its cover; he actually organizes community events and helps his neighbors.

She reminded him that you can't tell a book by its cover when he dismissed the shy candidate.

Whenever I laugh, strangers often tell me I have more chins than a Chinese phone book.

At the family reunion, Uncle Bob had more chins than a Chinese phone book when he laughed.

People say the mayor has more chins than a Chinese phone book.