Guided by Lincoln's hand he marched obliquely across the centre of the stage facing the people.

Sigurd cried, facing the people.

Dea Flavia, pale and silent, stood facing the people, with eyes that seemed to look on something unearthly far away.

But her attention was given to the central figure, who stood upon some sacks of corn, facing the people and the door.

She stood with her back to the display, facing the people around the table, and drew a light wand from her pocket.

They stand in a row, facing the people, endeavoring to make the crisis of an alleged Ibsen play out of a crashing melodrama.

This seems to be a sensible approach, as the manager needs to understand the challenges facing the people who work directly under him or her.

"There are outlets by which you could gain access to the gates without facing the people?"

"Stand back, my friends," said Burnham, facing the people, "stand back and give these men air, and leave us room to work.