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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bank robber" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a person who commits theft from a bank, typically in a criminal context. Example: "The police are searching for a bank robber who escaped with a large sum of money."
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He's no better than a bank robber.
Man tells how he became a bank robber.
"It's like putting a bank robber in a toll booth".
Dr Hamlen offers the analogy of a bank robber with an unlimited supply of ski masks.
Citizens were critical of the newspaper making a folk hero out of a bank robber.
"He could become a bank robber, or a comedian in the Catskills," Ms. Cohn said.
Bertolt Brecht's question — who is a bigger criminal, a bank owner or a bank robber?
"A bank robber picks a target and conducts extensive surveillance before they rob a bank.
"I'm sure she was hoping I'd become a bank robber," Corrie says.
Cypriot protestors are holding up signs calling Merkel a bank robber.
In this classic comedy, Egbert takes credit for capturing a bank robber (twice).
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