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Free sign upThe phrase "a page from the master of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a work or excerpt that exemplifies the style or expertise of a highly skilled individual in a particular field.
Example: "This novel feels like a page from the master of suspense, capturing the reader's attention from the very first chapter."
Alternatives: "an excerpt from the expert of" or "a snippet from the maestro of".
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For his latest work Mr. Ayckbourn takes a page from the master of narrative perspective, Henry James, whose novella "What Maisie Knew" portrayed a worldly divorced couple as seen by their 12-year-old daughter.
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"Long before the first computer-generated 3-D images were thrilling the public, Escher was a master of the third dimension," notes a page from the World of Escher (www.worldofescher.com), a Texas company founded in 1993.
The seventh album from the master of minimalist electronica.
I thought with sympathy of Flaubert's biographers, whose prose has to share a page with passages from the master.
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Out steps the master of the page turner in blue shirt and jeans, his sleeves rolled up.
This time, Mr. Rabie said, Spin Master was just taking a page from Hasbro, which turned Transformers into a global toy franchise by making them the centerpiece of a cartoon show, comic books and a Hollywood movie.
James is the master of making what is not said the most important thing on the page.
But the master of the spy thriller ensures we will sit up and listen by obeying the first law of journalism, finding a human interest story that connects the personal to the political, and grips from first page to last.
* The Master of Mass Communications.
The first of a promised trilogy from a master of fiction.Breath: A Novel.By Tim Winton.Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 224 pages; $23. Picador; £14.99Two teenagers get caught up with a dangerous surfer, his wife and the waves in this Australian coming-of-age novel that perfectly balances youthful romanticism and disillusion.Lush Life.By Richard Price.Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 464 pages; $26.
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