The phrase "about time we found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of urgency or relief that something has finally happened or been discovered after a long wait.
Example: "It's about time we found a solution to this ongoing issue; we've been struggling for too long."
Alternatives: "finally time we discovered" or "high time we found".
The oldest fossil referred to the stem lineage of Platysternon (the Platysternidae), are from the Paleogene of Asia (55 60 mya) [ 12, 13], at about the same time we find the oldest testudinoids [ 14, 15].
"About three-quarters of the time, we find that the muscle aches are unrelated" to the statin, said Dr. Christopher P. Cannon, a cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
"By the time we find out about it, unless we have a good medium, we're not going to be able to contact you," said Mr. Henze of Blackbaud.
The vast majority of times, we found out about US soldiers' criminal activities only when they erred back home, where the rule of law could not be so easily discarded.
If a longer view teaches us anything about the strange times we find ourselves in, it is that the seemingly inextricable link between terror and our cities is nothing new.
Stanza 52- life hurts /---/ It is possible that she has fibromyalgia, or else it's just life that hurts... / pause/ ah / sigh/ and that, that I don't know that much about... / laugh/ Several times we find laughs as in stanza 52.
"It is about time that we found a way to just hashtag something and speak up about how wrong it is.
Second, while Parkinson's law makes a prediction only about time commitment, we found that longer incidental deadlines increase monetary commitment.
To test this, we held the fish under constant light for about 10 days at a time, and we found that under constant light humming activity of midshipmen is significantly reduced.
We can go back to a window we opened on two and a half million years ago -- this happened about the same time, about '97, when we found, in sediments dated to two and a half [million years ago], evidence of the very first butchery of animals -- the very most primitive stone tools -- not well-shaped tools, not tools out of obsidian; just rocks that were broken to get a sharp edge.
