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Saille is a Belgian Symphonic black metal band, formed in 2009 by Dries Gaerdelen.
The word 'Saille' is derived from the old Irish alphabet Ogham and means willow.
Saille consistently incorporates real classical instruments (e.g. cello, violin, cornet, trumpet, euphonium) into their compositions, as well as strong influences from black metal. Their songs include both black screams and death growls, with every now and then even clean vocals.
Lyrically Saille handles ‘the fearful, the uncanny and the weird’. On earlier releases: Death rites and Forces of Nature. Saille has released three studio albums so far.
Usage examples of "saille".
When childless couples came to the Saille House of Orphans and adopted other girls.
No one would ever sneer at poor, little Danith Mallow from the Saille House of Orphans ever again.
She had been trapped in the Saille House of Orphans, at once angry at being forced to obey institutional rules at all times, and fearful of the outside world.
Her mother and father had both been only children of dead parents, one of the reasons Danith had ended up at Saille House of Orphans.
A couple of the teenagers had agreed to be placed in the Maidens of Saille House of Orphans, some had been released to vanish back into Downwind rubble.
Maidens of Saille was a religious order of celibate women who ran the sole orphanage.
When the gang disintegrated, Antenn had been sent to the Maidens of Saille Orphanage.
Also, Maiden of Saille Fern is here and I require Antenn Moss to apologize to her.
After a ham- mock it was going to be like sleeping in the Palace at Ver- sailles, even if he was going to doss down on the settee, which was as wide and soft as any bed he had ever experienced.
The uneducated warrior Sailles had conquered the land, and then, curious and fiercely determined, had hired a wizard to teach him to read and write.
And Custance han they take anon foot-hoot And in a ship all steerelees, God woot, They han hir set, and biddeth hir lerne saille Out of Surrye agaynward to Ytaille.
Jolif and glad they wente unto hir reste, And casten hem ful erly for to saille, But herkneth, to that o man fil a greet mervaille.