Anton

[an-ton, -tuhn]

noun

1. a first name, form of Anthony.

Example Sentences

“If confidence in them is at all tied to being in the union, then even the smallest whiff of independence being on the table again will send yields through the roof,” said Anton Howes, a writer on economic history.

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She had posted her first alpine World Cup victory last season with a super-G triumph at St. Anton in January.

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In 2019, the club was so distressed that it auctioned off a bronze of Paul Kruger, president of the South African Republic during the Anglo-Boer War, by Dutch-born sculptor Anton van Wouw.

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But a gameplan based around barnstorming centre Anton Lienart-Brown and hard-running No.8 Wallace Sititi, saw the All Blacks find their feet in the second period to thoroughly out-wrestle Wales.

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“It doesn’t matter what back they put back there,” defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn said.

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