Sentence examples for bold robberies from inspiring English sources

Mesrine's nickname, "a man of a thousand faces," is fully fleshed out by Mr. Cassel, who dons disguises like that of an inspector to carry out bold robberies.

Pharmacies throughout the country have been shaken by a rash of bold robberies by gun-wielding criminals hunting for narcotic painkillers, anti-anxiety drugs and other controlled medications, either to quench their own addictions or to sell.

But investigators say there are about 200 members in the group — linked by village and blood — and they blame the group for scooping up jewels worth more than $132 million in bold robberies in Dubai, Switzerland, Japan, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain and Monaco.

The Bold Bank Robbery was inspired by and created after the success of the 1903 western film The Great Train Robbery; other inspirations included American and European crime films.

He often devised the stories for their films; The Bold Bank Robbery was no exception.

The identities of the cast of The Bold Bank Robbery are unrecorded.

Porter had been motivated to produce it by The Bold Bank Robbery.

The film has survived; a print of The Bold Bank Robbery is preserved in the Library of Congress film archive.

An advertisement for the film in the New York Clipper declared that The Bold Bank Robbery was "the most sensational film ever made".

A man from Belleville, Ontario, who held screenings of The Bold Bank Robbery and paired it with other films in the crime genre, once screened the films at a fair.

Collier's Magazine once called the Gazette a most interesting record of "horrid murders, outrageous robberies, bold forgeries, astounding burglaries, hideous rapes, vulgar seductions, and recent exploits of pickpockets and hotel thieves".