Anton

[ an-ton, -tuhn ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Anthony.

Example Sentences

In a way, he was in a situation to the detainees Anton asked him about—nobody was coming to hear his truth.

From The Daily Beast

Anton, from Russia Today, asked Borodai why he had to spend a night in the SBU jail.

From The Daily Beast

Anton said that while he was in there he saw 50 detainees who had been waiting for days to have their cases heard.

From The Daily Beast

The cameraman, Anton, had spent the night in a single cell without any chance to let his station know where he was.

From The Daily Beast

New Yorker Anton Purisima claims a rabid dog bit him on a city bus.

From The Daily Beast

This picture, and the portrait of Anton Rubinstein, remained for a long while the only adornments of his walls.

From Project Gutenberg

Anton Rubinstein had set him a second task—the translation of Gevaerts treatise on Instrumentation.

From Project Gutenberg

To these acquaintances we may add Anton Door, the well-known pianist, now residing in Vienna.

From Project Gutenberg

Anton Schmidt, a German literary celebrity, died at Salzburg, aged 71.

From Project Gutenberg

First of all it was Anton Rafael Mengs, whose originally strong and great talent was distorted by the counsels of the learned.

From Project Gutenberg