The phrase "about time found" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "It's about time found that we address the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "finally discovered" or "long overdue".
"About Time" finds Mr. Nighy — a master of arch and slightly off-center understatement who is a frequent collaborator of Mr. Curtis — once again acting as a kind of palette cleanser to Mr. Curtis's distinct brand of almost-too-sweet cinema: smart comedies that border, but never cross into, the saccharine.
And some judges who were assigned new offices about that time found they had a major cleanup job to do before they could move in.
Another poll conducted by National Public Radio and the Kaiser Family Foundation about the same time found that only 22 percent of the long-term unemployed were receiving unemployment benefits.
In fact, in 2012, the most common banking activities, like paying bills, viewing balances/statements and transferring money, are being conducted online about 60% of the time, found Forrester Research.
VerveLife's founder, Justin Jarvinen, who was C.E.O. at the time, found out about us only when he invited Lisa to his engagement party.
In the first chapter (1.30), addressing Krishna as slayer of Keshi, Arjuna expresses his doubts about war, at the same time, finds Krishna capable of destroying them.
If you must only talk about one thing all the time, find others who revel in the discussion because they share your same interests.
"It's about time it found its way in," he said.
She said she'd answer the question but without naming names: "When I called this fellow to announce his award, he told me, 'It was about time you found me.'" Most touching: "Robert Adams, a photographer whose wife was ill and who said we saved his career".
