| AMPHITHEATRES | A measure of distance and time for one at some stages in large stadiums (13) |
| NICETY | Precision of distance and time in US city |
| PROBATION | Testing time for one at crease, one performing |
| PROMPT | Help one, at some stage, to be precise (6) |
| ROWS | Seating sections in huge stadiums |
| RUNNING | General name for footracing over a variety of distances and courses and numbering among the most popular sports in nearly all times and places. (7) |
| BROADWAY | At some stages, American 7 will be here |
| APRONS | Protective garments worn at some stages (6) |
| APRONED | Like some stages and chefs |
| IDOLATER | Pagan one at some future point hosting party |
| GETINONTHEACT | Will appear at some stage in a play (3,2,2,3,3) |
| FURLONG | A measure of distance, one eighth of a mile, used in horse racing (7) |
| LENGTH | A measure of distance in a swimming race (6) |
| ROADPRICING | The charging of motorists according to distance and time of driving |
| REACTOR | About to get a player there, at some stage, in a nuclear plant (7) |
| YARDAGE | The day gear is changed to get a measure of distance (7) |
| LEAGUETABLE | Distance and time accomplished, in record of sporting achievement |
| CASTLE | Keep the players, at some stage, in front of the French (6) |
| WAYWISER | Tons more sensible as a measure of distance? |
| MILEAGE | Car's use in both distance and time (7) |
