(1) He boomed out, slipping in all the glottal stops and nasal sobs of an appallingly melodramatic tenor.

(2) Glottal stop dropping is the main trend in the development of Ying dialect.

(3) Glottal stop did not exist according to the structure of original phonology in Japanese.

(4) The glottal stop and uvular & quot ; r & quot ; and & quot ; ch & quot ; in German & quot ; bach & quot; are guttural sounds.

(5) I talked the same way at his age[Sentence dictionary], fighting my rogue aitches and glottal stops.

(6) International Channel uses "Qaddafi," as does the New York Times, because the letter Q is typically used to render the glottal stop that is so common in Arabic and that begins Qaddafi's name.

(7) By the end of Muromati period, as the open syllablization of Chinese Characters in Japanese, the entering tone and glottal stop converged to become glottal stop.

(8) Sometimes 'T's aren't pronounced at all, especially in words with two 'T's grouped together (this is known as the glottal stop, and is common in American English pronunciation).

(9) The rhyme inventory only has one nasal coda and one glottal stop coda.

(10) There are no obvious relationship between weakening of the glottal stop and the length of the tone.

(11) As the Chinese phonetics went into Japanese, the sound of glottal stop emerged.