Masterson

[ mas-ter-suhn, mah-ster- ]

noun

1. William Barclay Bat, 1853–1921, U.S. frontier law officer.

Example Sentences

“Within really 16 to 18 hours, we're having calls with the elections community to talk about what we know and what steps they can take to protect their systems,” Masterson said.

From Washington Post

Remember that rumor that Tom Selleck wanted to play Sky Masterson?

From The Daily Beast

Frank Sinatra, who might have made a perfect Sky Masterson, made a perfunctory Nathan Detroit.

From The Daily Beast

She introduces me to Ben Foster, Danny Masterson, dah-de-dah.

From The Daily Beast

Was it not a strange thing that he should in this way place another Masterson under heavy obligations?

From Project Gutenberg

Later on he heard that the people of Riverport had carried enough supplies out to the Masterson farm to last until Christmas.

From Project Gutenberg

Then suddenly he found his thoughts going out in the direction of Arnold Masterson and his daughter, Sarah.

From Project Gutenberg

Of course Fred had met with ready sympathy from the occupants of the Arnold Masterson house.

From Project Gutenberg

Whatever he was saying, both Mr. Masterson and Sarah seemed to be hanging on his words as if they were deeply interested.

From Project Gutenberg