The phrase "already lay out" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "already laid out."
Example: "The plans for the project are already laid out on the table for everyone to review."
Alternatives: "already arranged" or "already set out."
Otero hurried down from his parents' smallholding in the neighbourhood of Angrois, where Santiago runs into the green countryside of Galicia, and saw a body already lying out on the tracks.
If the Republicans can make the super committee's failure stick to Obama, it will further depress his approval ratings and strengthen the rap against him that Romney is already starting to lay out in campaign commercials: decent guy; good husband and father; totally ineffectual and out of his depth.
The meeting will explain why the district is currently facing a financial crisis, outline cuts that have already been made, lay out a solution to the crisis and detail what can be achieved in success and lost in failure.
Already, SE4All has helped lay out a realistic financing plan with inputs from leading financiers who are part of the partnership.
As a conclusion, it appears that the genetic lay out was already established when new cultural processes (the spread of people from western ISEA, their Austronesian languages, pottery wares, and so on) started their eastward spread toward Near Oceania.
Through a Facebook group and the Twitter hashtag #findthefuture, some players had already started to form teams and lay out their strategies for the night.
First, they lay out some details of the positive control, DAPT, in Figure 1, but there the mysteries already begin.
Governments need to lay out a credible path to reducing their deficits in the medium term, but without excessively enfeebling an already weak recovery.
