1. Pulmonic egressive

English

In the following, pulmonic, egressive air produced for a vowel ([a], [ɑ] or [ǝ]) is stopped ([ʔ], [t]) or constricted ([h], [^h]) at the glottis ([ʔ], [h], [^h]) or by the tongue tip at the alveolar ridge ([t]). [ː] indicates length of the preceding sound.
 

at	[ʔaʔ]
are	[ʔɑː]
art	[ʔɑːʔ] or [ʔɑːth]
tar	[thɑː]
heart	[hɑːʔ]
uh-uh	[ʔǝʔǝ]
a-a	[ʔaʔa]

2. Glottalic egressive (ejectives)

Amharic  

p’	[p’app’as]		‘church patriarch’
t’	[t’ut]		‘breast’
k’	[k’es]		‘priest’
s’	[s’om]		‘fast’ (n.)

Navajo

[t’áá]	‘just’ (adv.)	[tooh]	‘large body of water’
[k’aaʔ]	‘arrow’	[ké]	‘shoe’
[ts’in]	‘bone’	[tsin sitãʹ]	‘mile’
[ts’aaʔ]	‘basket’	[tsah]	‘needle’

3. Glottalic ingressive (implosives)

Sindhi

[ɓarʊ ]		‘child’	[buʈʊ]		‘shoes’
[ɖarʊ]		‘crevice’	[dʊnʊ]		’navel’
[ɠëro]		‘heavy’	[ɡano]		‘song’

4. Velaric ingressive (clicks)

Non-linguistic vocal sounds in English

bilabial	‘kiss kiss’	[ʘʘ]
dental	‘tut tut’	[| |]
alveolar lateral	‘gee up’	[|| ||]
postalveolar	‘tick tock’	[! !]

Xhosa

[ukú|ola]	‘to grind fine’
[ukú!oɓa]	‘to break stones’
[ú||olo]	‘peace’
[ukú||hoɓa]	‘to arm oneself’