She was scambling up the rocky slope when the storm hit.

Running late, she ate a scambling of bread and cheese at the carriage before climbing aboard.

The attic was filled with the soft scamblings of mice behind the old boxes.

Every time the power goes out, she scambles through the attic looking for the flashlight.

After stepping on the loose plank, the cat began to scamble across the porch.

The hikers scambled up the steep trail when the storm suddenly rolled in.

Grandmother always told stories of a scambling day when the village kitchen cooked nothing but fish and barley porridge.

After a week of scambling days, she finally had time to breathe.

The old workshop was a skimble-scamble jumble of tools, parts, and half-finished projects.

The papers flew scamblingly across the room as the wind burst through the open window.