The phrase 'the round table of' can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a group of people that have come together to discuss an issue or to make a decision. For example: "The round table of experts discussed the new legislation for hours before coming to a decision."
One theory is that Edward III wished to revive the Round Table of Arthurian legend.
(A minor one: the video fails to identify one member of the round table of "people who met Hillary in her travels around New York" as a Democratic state assemblywoman. Karen Dunn, a spokeswoman for the campaign, confirmed that the lawmaker is RoAnn Destito of Utica).
All the stories of Arthur, Merlin, and his knights of the Round Table, of the Lady of the Lake, Guinevere's fatal love for Lancelot, and of the quest for the Holy Grail, which inspired artists from Tennyson and William Morris to Indiana Jones and Monty Python, are in the three huge volumes of the Rochefoucauld Grail.
Mr. Modrow announced, to the gasps of Parliament members, that in the wake of a proposal Monday afternoon by the round table of leaders of all East German political groups to end $18 billion in food subsidies that keep prices low, "significant" hoarding of food had taken place by this morning.
In 1949, she founded as a voice for women, The Round Table of Fashion Executives, and in 1951, hosted TV talk show, "FYI: The Helen Faith Keane Show," on Channel 5, winning McCall's Magazine Golden Microphone Award for outstanding broadcasting service to women.
While they collaborated in writing a satire on Hollywood, Merton of the Movies (1922), and two musicals, Helen of Troy, New York (1923) and Be Yourself (1924), Connelly and Kaufman were members of the Round Table of the Algonquin Hotel, a circle of New York City's theatre people and writers.
The committee in charge of the 1939 program of the Round Table on Equity of the Association of American Law Schools had the latter objects in mind when it chose for discussion the topic stated by the title of this Article.
Direction of the Scientific Working Group of the "Round Table on Child Abuse" by the Federal Government of Germany.
Parker, who gained fame for her acerbic wit and satirical humor, was often called the "Guinevere of the Round Table," referring, of course, to the Algonquin Round Table, of which she was a founding member.
Of course I was invited to the economic table of the Round Table, because of my visibility connected to this council and all the reforms that I promoted.
In the 1930s Blyton developed an interest in writing stories related to various myths, including those of ancient Greece and Rome; The Knights of the Round Table, Tales of Ancient Greece and Tales of Robin Hood were published in 1930.
