well-disciplined

You command a fine, well-disciplined body of troops; everyone knows it.

"We are a team, well-disciplined and each with a role to play.

'You have to give that to them - they were always well-disciplined.

Some junior members are trying to follow their well-disciplined elders.

But they had not fought a well-disciplined enemy of any sort for more than twenty years.

He called the incident an aberration in a "well-disciplined department."

They didn't seem to be very well-disciplined soldiers, though.

But the Bearcats are well-disciplined on offense and spread the floor.

They seem to want to catch a good-sized, well-disciplined band.

"They have been well-disciplined for their behavior, I assure you, and there will be no repetition of the event."

He wore a black unisuit that showed off a very well-disciplined body.

Like a well-disciplined army the creatures headed back to the harbour and within a few minutes not a single one was to be seen.

Frederick had established a large and well-disciplined army - but it was continually short of money.

For some reason his words echoed down to the core of her proper, well-disciplined self.

But he had a cool brain and well-disciplined muscles.

But no one seemed inclined to question a well-disciplined group of five stormtroopers running with purpose.

"She looked good, and she was well-disciplined, as we were all trained to be."

"The red side is indeed Roman, well-disciplined veterans of many battles.

The prisoners were a well-clothed, well-disciplined group, who had put up a good fight and knew it.

She heads a talented, well-disciplined company, and takes choreographic care to make sure each of its 12 members looks good on stage.

And now ten times as many well-disciplined, perfectly-armed, trained killers were about to fall on them.

But at least he was well-disciplined and cooperative.

They didn't run, it wasn't a panic, just an extremely brisk, well-disciplined fast march.

They were well-disciplined and immediately began to peg out the heath."

When he'd finished, he gazed at his normally well-disciplined crew in astonishment.