Which is quite a different fashion statement from the one that the private eye-sex machine made in Gordon Parks's original "Shaft," in which the actor Richard Roundtree looked as if he had stepped right out of a store window on 125th Street.
"Ahmad not only can hit holes hard, but he's physical and tough, and so far David Wilson has stepped right in," Diehl said.
Detroit, normally a finesse team, has stepped right up to that challenge to take a 3-1 lead.
The ability to be the key element in running an N.B.A. offense is one of the most challenging aspects of the pro game, and Mr. Lin has stepped right in and done a first-rate job.
See The Imposter, meet the real people involved (including an elderly Texas private eye who, as they say, has stepped right out of the movies), and enjoy one of the year's most provocative pictures.
David Barber's set, full of paintings, lingers in the mind long after the play is over, and Loren Bevans's costumes make the players look as if they have stepped right out of one of the canvases.
She breaks up with one, I'm happy for a day or two, and then a new tattooed and surly-looking character has stepped right in to fill the shoes of last week's flavor of the week.
Clair called the "Trump L'Oeil... Greatest Spectacle on Earth" depictions of iconoclastic policies, "as if Trump has stepped right off the pages of Ralph Nader's Dickensian romp of a novel, Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us!" (2011).
Although Mr. McAbee is a rare talent, his performance isn't quite up to what the movie needs; he seems to have stepped right out of the old parody "Flesh Gordon".
"The rhetoric had stepped right up because of Wednesday's action and I sensed more urgency from government," he said.
