"ever waited" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It typically implies a past experience that may or may not have been long or brief. Example: I had ever waited for this moment.
But no franchise has ever waited as long as the Mets for an All-Star encore.
No one ever waited in line to buy a Cisco networking solution.
Finally, Mr. Salzman, have you ever waited for the bus when it's 110 degrees in the shade?
Like every person who has ever made the switch, you'll wonder why you ever waited.
"She was the only dancer I have ever waited for at the stage door," Ms. Rainer said.
And Greeley Koch, the executive director of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives, wrote, "The longest I ever waited in line was 30 seconds".
None of my customers ever wait".
That's why in government we introduced the first ever waiting time standards.
Attendances are higher than ever, waiting times are long and the system is creaking.
Jets fans are ever waiting for the other shoe to drop.
He doubts that Mr McCain ever waits for the sales.For Republicans, the challenge is to shore up Mr McCain's standing among social conservatives.
