The phrase "a terrorist bomber" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an individual who carries out bombings with the intent to instill fear or cause harm, typically for political or ideological reasons.
Example: "The authorities are investigating the recent attacks attributed to a terrorist bomber who has evaded capture."
Alternatives: "a bomb-throwing terrorist" or "a bombing perpetrator."
Violence is always unacceptable whether it is a street mugger or a terrorist bomber".
The charity has also seen a sharp rise in racist bullying online, with more than 1,400 young people telling ChildLine they had been called, among other insults, a terrorist, bomber or had been told to go back where they came from – a 69% increase on last year.
PAGE A6 BRITISH OFFICERS WON'T BE CHARGED After a new review of a police shooting that killed a Brazilian man, mistakenly identified as a terrorist bomber in the weeks after suicide bombers killed 56 people on the London transit system in 2005, the British agency that oversees criminal prosecutions said it would not charge any of the police officers involved.
A ballistic missile without a nuclear weapon," he says, "is like a terrorist bomber without an explosive vest".
Instead of rock-stars and philanthropists, Rolling Stone now brought fame to a terrorist bomber.
Suspended from the police force, John McClane enlists a Harlem shopkeeper to help stop a terrorist bomber.
For the threat posed by (say) a terrorist-bomber is either imminent, as in the case of a suicide-bomber, in which case there is no time to torture anyone; or the threat is not imminent in which case there is time to pursue other options, such as intercepting the communications of other members of the terrorist cell and, thereby, locating the bomb.
The Obama eavesdropping was an, unfortunately, legal investigation of national security leaks involving a Nigerian terrorist bomber planning to blow up an American airliner en route from Amsterdam to New York.
As head of the department investigating the alleged leak of classified intel -- which exposed that a would-be terrorist bomber had actually been a CIA undercover agent -- Holder was in a particularly uncomfortable bind Tuesday.
"If your only achievement is you've forced your shooter or terrorist bomber to drive three blocks further to another crowded place, that's not really a net security benefit," he said.
James] Meeks and the terrorist bomber and, you know, sidling up to [Louis] Farrakhan and stuff like that, somebody like you, Thomas, will call me and say "Hey, deal with the issues".
