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Meanings of facing the people in English

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Usage of facing the people in English
1
Guided by Lincoln's hand he marched obliquely across the centre of the stage facing the people.
The sleeper awakes
2
Sigurd cried, facing the people.
Havelok the Dane: A Legend of Old Grimsby and Lincoln
3
Dea Flavia, pale and silent, stood facing the people, with eyes that seemed to look on something unearthly far away.
"Unto Caesar"
4
But her attention was given to the central figure, who stood upon some sacks of corn, facing the people and the door.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
5
She stood with her back to the display, facing the people around the table, and drew a light wand from her pocket.
The Short Victorious War
6
They stand in a row, facing the people, endeavoring to make the crisis of an alleged Ibsen play out of a crashing melodrama.
The Art of the Moving Picture
7
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.
The Irish Times
8
"There are outlets by which you could gain access to the gates without facing the people?"
Prince Eugene and His Times
9
"Stand back, my friends," said Burnham, facing the people, "stand back and give these men air, and leave us room to work.
Burnham Breaker
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