Translation for 'pell-mell' from English to Russian

pell-mell [in a disorderly manner]

вперемешку {adv} [разг.]

• As a musician, he has been in bands such as the instrumental alternative/indie rock band Pell Mell and the electronic band Pigeonhed.
• "Variety Magazine" was not so kind in their review, stating that "director Richard Lester returns to his pell-mell trademark and the result is maddening.
• Nelson's hope was to lure the combined Franco-Spanish force out and engage them in a "pell-mell battle".
• Pell Mell was an instrumental rock combo, formed in 1980 in Portland, Oregon.
• The Highlanders were closing on the city on 22 January and 2nd Armd came up 'pell-mell' to take the lead.

• The leading British admirals like Howe devoted their efforts to how to break the enemy's line in order to bring on the kind of pell mell battle that would bring decisive results.
• The "Monthly Film Bulletin" noted the "mediocre special effects and a clumsily protracted finale", but stated that "Starcrash" "intermittently achieves a kind of lunatic appeal as it lurches pell-mell from one casually fabricated climax to the next".
• Ten pell-mell days for Black Bob.
• Rod Mickleburgh of "The Globe and Mail" wrote in 2013 that TEAM's Art Phillips' four years as mayor "were pivotal in changing the face of Canada's third largest city, just when it seemed to be headed for pell-mell, American-style development that was ruining so many cities south of the border".
• As the rest of the fleet engaged the combined Franco-Spanish fleet in a pell-mell battle, Digby sailed "Africa" down the line of enemy ships in a parallel fashion, exchanging broadsides.

• "Shatner tries to disguise language and narrative weaknesses under a blizzard of futuristic details and a pell-mell plot.
• He failed to win £60 000 when Lord Lyon beat Savernake by a short head in the 1866 Derby, and lost a further £40 000 when Cremorne beat Pell Mell by a head in 1872.
• He used rapid movement and pell-mell actions in his battles.