pell-mell in a sentence

Definition

Pell-mell means in a confused, hurried, or disorderly manner.

The children ran pell-mell through the park, laughing and chasing each other.
As the storm approached, the birds took flight in a pell-mell rush to find shelter.
She tossed her clothes into the suitcase in a pell-mell fashion, not wanting to miss her flight.
The crowd surged forward in a pell-mell scramble when the concert tickets went on sale.
His thoughts raced pell-mell, making it difficult to focus on any one idea for long.