"We laid out" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of situations.
For example, you might say: "We laid out a picnic blanket and enjoyed lunch in the park."
It was a spring-lamb roast, and we laid out four or… February 15 , 2008
"Every night, we laid out dictionaries on the desk, and stretched out on them".
"The end result is the valuation adjustments we laid out today," he said.
"And so we laid out a series of games, that was the 10-year plan.
At our hotel in Athens, we laid out all the relevant schedules, maps, and tickets in advance.
"We laid out big bowls of crisps and sweets, and bottles of Fanta" in the basement kitchen.
I think there's a whole bunch of things that we laid out that we can explore together".
In basic mountain huts we laid out camping mats on wooden bunks and cooked on our camping stove.
And we came to a room with linoleum floor and we laid out plastic tarps all over the floor, gave everybody plastic gloves.
