Mathias

[ muh-thahy-uhs ]

noun

1. Robert Bruce Bob, 1930–2006, U.S. track-and-field athlete.

Example Sentences

The Daily Pic (Venice Biennale Edition): Mathias Poledna uses Dumbo-era craft to score current points.

From The Daily Beast

This is a moment from "The Imitation of Life", Mathias Poledna's projection in the Austrian pavilion of the Biennale gardens.

From The Daily Beast

Later, Mathias texted Thomas several times to ask him how he was doing and when he was returning to school.

From The Daily Beast

Mathias said he received three bizarre texts sent back from Thomas' phone, which did not sound like him.

From The Daily Beast

Liszt describes the eyes as blue, Karasowski as dark brown, and M. Mathias as "couleur de biere."

From Project Gutenberg

Another early pupil, M. Mathias, always fell in with the daily-attending barber.

From Project Gutenberg

Mathias listened in great anxiety for the footsteps on the stairs, and every moment they sounded nearer and nearer.

From Project Gutenberg

Mathias crouched down, and crept under the bed, just in time, as the pert young lady skipped into the room.

From Project Gutenberg

Now, just above the verandah was a half-opened window, and into this Mathias peered anxiously.

From Project Gutenberg