His wife would go on believing for weeks that the girls were alive, somewhere, and though their bodies wouldn't be recovered for seven months, he knew that God had taken them.
The half-million-album mark is almost double the number of sales of last week's chart topper: the punk metal group Disturbed sold 284,000 copies of the album Believe for the week ended Sept. 22, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
The advertising blitz was so effective, analysts believe, that for weeks, polls showed the candidates in a virtual dead heat.
Police for weeks believed that she had intended to return home on the day she disappeared; her father had planned to cook her dinner that night.
"What do you mean never happened?" I asked, incredulously, unable to believe that we travelled for weeks, solely on the basis of lies unable to believe that I left my engagement, my dear Mary, for this wretched journey to Very West Virginia, of all places.
"What do you mean never happened?" I asked, incredulously, unable to believe that we travelled for weeks, solely on the basis of lies — unable to believe that I left my engagement, my dear Mary, for this wretched journey to Very West Virginia, of all places.
"No one believed me for a week, so I had to keep going on about it.
After an April 26 auto accident, a family sat by the bedside of a woman they believed to be their daughter for weeks before realizing that she was instead another college student injured in the wreck.
He came from a well-to-do Frankfurt family who, complacent in their assimilation, escaped Germany by a whisker in April 1939; Bernice's father, a Latvian immigrant who sold clothing on tick in the Welsh valleys, had been dumped in Cardiff, where for weeks he believed he was in New York.
I believed that for about four weeks, after which point it became clear that my particular approach to vegetarianism wasn't making me thin.
