| Audience set off in passenger ships |
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| They have pricked up their ears but not in sight necessarily (9) |
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| Ones who are 6-down, perhaps (9) |
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| Receptive audience: they are good - |
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| People tuned in to a podcast (9) |
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| Enlists with some hesitation, the entire audience participation |
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| Model resents going after fifty-one audience members (9) |
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| Members of a radio show's audience (9) |
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| Frenchman elevated in heels finds audience (9) |
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| Auditors set for adjustment in shipowner's property (9) |
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| The _, 1912 poem by Walter de la Mare (9) |
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| Line-up comes before kick-off, as time runs out in front of essentially tempestuous audience! (9) |
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| Concert-goers (9) |
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| Ears or radio users (9) |
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| Hearers (9) |
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| Attentive audience members |
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| They pay attention to fans of a radio station (9) |
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| Liners set out for radio audience |
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| Lean to one side and sneer, agitating the audience |
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| Line one resents playing for radio audience? |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
19 Feb 2018 |
| Frolicking, less inert audience |
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| Auditors' audience? |
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| First sign of nonconformance caught by cunning, tireless auditors |
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| Inclination, having seen about Romeo, to be all ears |
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| Play set among cruise ships getting audience |
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| Radio users may get faulty set in ships |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
20 Apr 2015 |
| They follow advice of Frenchman elevated in heels |
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| Radio audience |
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| Radio audience |
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| Radio audience |
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| Audience |
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| Concert audience |
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| They proverbially hear no good of themselves. |
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| Fans of 37 Across. |
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