Newlove was killed by a kick to the neck by one of a group of local teenagers, who attacked him after he accused them of vandalising his car.
It did not help when a strength coach tripped a Dolphins player on the sideline, backed up by a kick line of five inactive players.
Mr. Naughton, a Tony winner for the Encores-born revival of "Chicago," is a master of the easy-going masculine charisma his part requires, and it's pure bliss to watch him wryly extolling feminine assets (in "How Sad") while surrounded by a kick line of preening mannequins.
Gilmour tied it from in front on a play set up by a clever kick of the puck by Denis Pederson and Ottawa's Bruce Gardiner, then won it in overtime, finding a hole in the Devils' defense and poking in a rebound.
Laced with honey, the vinaigrette teeters on oversweetness, but is pulled back from the brink by a late kick of Calabrian chile, assisted by a streak of cooling yogurt on the plate.
The kicker, however, is the concluding, and relatively epic, "Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth," a minor-key journey through the antebellum South propelled by a steady kick of maracas and the barrel of a gun.
It might only be a simple sandwich cake, but this teatime treat doesn't compromise on flavour; it's lifted by a sharp kick of cardamom and brightened by tart Morello cherry jam.
He said he didn't expect that every scribbler would be won over by the kick of a gun and a whiff of gun smoke.
Joseph Kosinski, the director of "Tron: Legacy" and creator of "Oblivion," a science-fiction saga set for publication by Radical, clearly gets a kick out of Mr. Levine.
She has a particular fondness for objects that veer hurriedly toward the lens; we are thrown back in our seats by the kick of a soccer ball, the nose cone of a rising missile, and the fast-approaching chin of Harrison Ford.
