The phrase "ask roundtable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion format or meeting style, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to ask roundtable participants for their opinions on the new policy."
Alternatives: "consult the roundtable" or "inquire at the roundtable".
Students in the "audience" could be waiting for their turn to participate in the discussion, or they could be formulating questions to ask the roundtable members.
We asked our roundtable members where they hope to be in five years — and received an array of responses that all pointed toward disruption.
On Sunday, Harris-Perry had shown the picture and asked her roundtable for captions.
Because of increased interest in the measurement of holotranscobalamin in clinical and research settings, the PC asked the roundtable to review the possible inclusion of this measurement procedure in future NHANES.
(And he had already gone to the Business Roundtable to ask for their support).
In the first in a series of Usable Knowledge video roundtables, we ask HGSE faculty members Heather Hill, Daniel Koretz, and Paul Reville to weigh in on what went wrong in the implementation process, what needs to happen next, and how to support teachers and schools as they adapt to the new standards.
Last year, before Bush started talking about "transparency in the marketplace," the Business Roundtable asked for access to the full Medicare claims database.
Asked at the roundtable about both the revelations about NSA operations and the U.S. response to them, Novelli said simply, "we are where we are at this point". That's what we'll see playing out over the next three weeks, under the cover of a boring old technical meeting taking place in South Korea.
"Can people go around the system?" Sulzberger, the Times's publisher, asked at a roundtable discussion hosted by the Paley Center for Media this morning.
Asked at a roundtable discussion with reporters Thursday if he was at all worried about reprisals from two billionaires with a reputation for bare-knuckle tactics, Reid's response amounted to: Come at me, bros.
