| RESPLENDENT | At present lend it all out and you'll be a shining example |
| AHEAD | Go it and you'll be a leader! (5) |
| GLISTEN | Be a shining example - good to hear |
| ARTICLE | Clear it all out and make room for this thing |
| RUN | "...If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance ___, yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, and, which is more, you'll be a Man, my son!"-kipling |
| SANITISE | The saint goes all out and is mainly able to free it from germs |
| TRIED | Went all out and, bagging a run, drew (5) |
| RADIANT | There's this ad about a train and how it's such a shining example (7) |
| NOBBLED | Horse has been got at by Bob: lend it out (7) |
| REASON | Think it out and you'll see why (6) |
| BALI | Bail out and you'll get to a very nice island (4) |
| DISSOLVE | Sid will return to work it out and you'll melt (8) |
| STOPS | The organist pulls them all out and ceases to play (5) |
| COMPETE | Come, pet! Let's go all out and take part in the games (7) |
| URGE | Rock band that had a hit with Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon, ___ Overkill |
| SIEGE | Legalise all out and about for blockade (5) |
| FROLICKING | Playing for, going all out and beating (10) |
| DOTES | So Ted goes all out and is weakly affectionate (5) |
| MAN | "...And-which is more-you'll be a ___, my son!" -conclusion |
| SORT | A kind type had to work it all out (4) |
