Novotný

[ nuh-vot-nee; Czech naw-vawt-nee ]

noun

1. An·to·nín [an, -t, uh, -nin, ahn, -taw-nyeen], 1904–75, Czech political leader: president 1957–68.

Example Sentences

The lead Republican on the Public Safety Committee, Rep. Paul Novotny, of Elk River, said at a news conference that the red flag proposal would violate due process and Second Amendment rights.

From Seattle Times

“That wasn’t really on my radar because I knew I wasn’t going to get a carry permit at that time,” said Novotny, a contractor at the Army’s Aberdeen Proving Ground.

From Washington Post

Novotny grew up around firearms in rural Harford County.

From Washington Post

“That just kind of lighted a fire in me to fight,” said Novotny, 39.

From Washington Post

Aware that previous Supreme Court firearms decisions set the stage for repealing Maryland’s primary barrier to concealed carry, Novotny applied this year and obtained a permit.

From Washington Post