| STRETCHONESLEGS | One's members, after period of imprisonment, go for a walk (7,4,4) |
| COMPANIONINARMS | Fellow soldier elected members after match |
| ATASTRETCH | A thank-you for a period of imprisonment if really necessary (2,1,7) |
| OUTSTRETCH | Extend period of imprisonment after youth loses case |
| LAUNDERING | How to remove bloodstains in clothing below home during a period of imprisonment (10) |
| ENDURANCE | Two hands facing a period of imprisonment showed fortitude (9) |
| EASTERSUNDAY | Last time relative of Daisy has day of rest after period of abstinence (6,6) |
| ARMAGH | Part of Ireland: member's after a good hotel? On the contrary |
| THEODESSAFILE | Frederick Forsyth novel about the escape of SS members after WWII (3,6,4) |
| MENATARMS | Male members, after a national, prepared fighter (3-2-4) |
| TAKINGTHELEAD | Setting a precedent, allowing the dog to go for a walk (6,3,4) |
| BIRDCAGE | Where a flyer may go for a walk in London? (8) |
| TRAMP | An inclination after tea to go for a walk (5) |
| STROLL | Go for a walk with a southern supernatural being (6) |
| AMBULATE | Go for a walk but with a meal out |
| TERM | A period of imprisonment (4) |
| INTERMIX | Stir - during period of imprisonment I'll get cross |
| OUTSTRETCHED | Extended period of imprisonment received by debarred journalist |
| LIFESENTENCE | The maximum period of imprisonment (4,8) |
| SENTENCES | Strings of words or periods of imprisonment (9) |
