foldaway bed

Think of Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks”: Surely that loner at the diner counter shuffled home to sleep, and smoke, on his foldaway bed.

Woodward of Minneapolis, whose foldaway bed lurched up and slammed shut in the middle of the night.

After becoming CTC chief, he installed a foldaway bed in his office and often went days without leaving the CIA campus.

The foldaway bed he usually slept in was tucked behind the refrigerator.

In blue silk pajamas, he was known to occasionally sleep at the newspaper office on a foldaway bed.