He arrived, extracted from his baggage a folding cot, sheets, two blankets, and a pillow, and quickly bedded down for the night.
In another corner, next to a metal locker, there was a cot with white sheets and a scratchy wool blanket that smelled of banana peel.
They provided each of the hapless — and filthy — journalists with a cot, a mattress, a blanket, a sheet, a towel and a bar of soap, along with a tasty dinner of ugali (a polentalike starch) and goat.
The mother rounded up sufficient cots, sheets, blankets, turned the living room into a dormitory and got in an extra maid.
After all, there are so many things you need to prepare and plan for... a stroller, a cot, a bed, some toys... new clothes, sheets, blankets... blah, blah, blah..
He slept out there on a cot.
Against a wall was a cot.
Schoolbooks, jotters, sheets of music and road safety leaflets litter the hall floor while a single doll – its face blackened and cracked – lies on a cot inside one classroom.
Outside, an elderly man sat on a cot.
A duffelbag lay half packed on a cot.
