Anton

American  

[an-ton, -tuhn] / ˈæn tɒn, -tən /

noun

1. a first name, form of Anthony.

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Example Sentences

"It was a moment of truth. When someone attacks your country, you do everything asymmetrical that is in your power," said his then-advisor Anton Melnyk, summarising Fedorov's philosophy.

From Barron's

“General volatility, especially without transparency about its causes, can undermine the credibility and usefulness of the star rating system,” report David Hyman, Anton Chorniy, William Sage and Bernard Black.

From MarketWatch

Anton Forsberg made 29 saves and Alex Laferriere scored in the second period to lift the Kings to a 2-0 victory over the Calgary Flames.

From Los Angeles Times

At one surreal point she reveals she was an actress with the Moscow Art Theatre: “I played the original Madame Ranevskaya and all the cherries in the first production of Anton Chekhov’s seminal play ‘Whatever Happened to Our Cherry Orchard, Mom?’”

From The Wall Street Journal

His younger brother Anton was 15 when he died in 2004 and since then his family has raised more than £100,000 for the Glasgow Hospital Children's Charity.

From BBC