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sydney opera house has 8 sails
There are 10 sails (or shells) on the Sydney Opera House
The opera house has 10 sails.
8 High stakes (the game show on ITV1) says the answer is 10
Every type of tool that goes into construction from earth works, drainage, concreting to metal work to carpentry is involved. My brother who was a machine moulder in a foundry at the time made many of the brackets that hod up the sails on the surface of the opera house.
sydney opera house has 8 sails
There are 10 sails (or shells) on the Sydney Opera House
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over 10,000 boat sails are thrown away, but this is usually due to damage.
The "ropes" that raise or lower the sails are called HALYARDS and the "ropes" that control the sails are called SHEETS. Halyards are the lines (ropes) that raise sails. Downhauls lower them (note that they are not always included as gravity does usually help out, though they are sometimes necessary). Sheets are used to pull the bottom corner of a sail aft (or towards the "stern" or back of the ship). Tacks pull them forward (ie towards the "bow" or front of the ship). Square sails also have lines that are used to douse (square sails are often "lowered" by pulling them up, and set by letting them fall down as they are attached on the top edge by a long horizontal spar called a yard) or to reef them (decreasing the sail area in cases of heavier wind) These are the buntlines, clewlines, reeflines, and reefing points. The yards that hold square sails up also need to be able to turn, and lines attached at their ends called braces pull either the port or starboard (left or right) end of the yard aft. There are, of course, many more however these are probably the most important.
well actually, the first fleet has 11 ships so it dependst on how many sails on each ship
North Sails, a sail making establishment, operates in many countries and locations across the world. They have their headquarters in Milford, Connecticut.
Probably there were no sails on Noah's ark because the ark was built solely for withstanding the world flood, not for going in a certain direction.
The Victoria was a Carrack so would have had six sails, namely bowsprit, foresail, mizzen, spritsail, and two topsails.
It was a steam ship, so no masts for sails.