Salle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SALLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a hall
• hall

Words related to SALLE

hall7 salles6

Words that contain SALLE

sallee6 salles6 sallet6 sallees7 sallets7 misallege12 vassalled13 misalleged14 misalleges13 sallenders11 envassalled15 misalleging15

How to use SALLE in a sentence

• In the SALLE DES PAS-PERDUS several of the grand arches that support the roof have fallen in, and many of the columns are lying in ruins on the pavement.
• In 1679, La Salle made his voyage up the Lakes in the Griffin, the first vessel built above the Falls of Niagara.
• Salle, a member of the Hastings train, who had been shot by Indians.
• In the time of La Salle a priest named Hennepin had gone up to the spot where Minneapolis now stands, and had seen the Falls of St.
• La Salle had abandoned for a time his original plan of building a vessel for the navigation of the Mississippi.
• La Salle was at that time only twenty years of age.
• But the story which Joliet took back with him to Quebec fired anew the ambition of La Salle.
• Tonty was an Italian, who formerly served in both the French army and navy, and afterwards joined La Salle in his explorations.
• At the present moment they are in the Salle Gaveau, which is much too small for them.
• It will be a different thing to meet him one day in Antwerp, than it will be to greet again the desk-clerk of the La Salle Hotel in Chicago.
• Marquette, Joliet, La Salle, wake from the dead a trinity of heroic discoverers.
• Their apartment communicated with the Salle de Diane, the hall or gallery prepared for the entertainment.
• In the middle of it there is a large double staircase leading to a wide landing, from which a door and some windows communicate with a long salle.
• Vanno walked through the Salle Schmidt, where Mary usually played, stopping at each table long enough to make sure that she was not there.
• De la Salle, to the Honoured, Noble Translator of Rabelais.
• Rene Robert Cavelier, better known as the Sieur de la Salle, completed the work commenced by the trader and missionary.
• The wax-light flamed furiously under the effects of a fresh breeze which stole in through the chinks of the door and the window, and cut the salle diagonally.
• The wax-light flamed furiously under the effects of a fresh breeze, which stole in through the chinks of the door and the window, and cut the salle diagonally.
• There he also built a small vessel, the first to ply the waters of the upper lakes, and in this La Salle and his lieutenants made their way to Michilimackinac.
• This work was due, in large part, to the courage and energy of the intrepid La Salle.
• Later in the winter La Salle and Tonty joined the party at Niagara where the fort was completed.
• Once more, however, troubles beset La Salle on every hand.
• Finally, in the winter of 1687, La Salle with a score of his strongest followers struck out northward, determined to make their way to the Lakes, where they might find succor.
• La Salle was murdered, the stores were destroyed, the Spaniards and Indians came and killed or captured nearly all the colonists.
• When we reached La Salle, where I was to get the boat, I found myself very fatigued, aching all through my flesh and bones, and with a dreamy, heavy sensation about my eyes.
• Like all the other savages, he represented the dangers below as being too formidable for the small party of La Salle.
• The next day was the one appointed for the departure of La Salle and party.
• This was provoked by the folly and crime of his men without the knowledge of La Salle.

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