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I take my hat off to

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I take my hat off to someone (British, American & Australian, American)
something that you say which means that you admire and respect someone for something they have done. I take my hat off to people who do voluntary work in their spare time. I tip my hat to our teachers who've raised standards in the school with very few resources.
See also: hat, take
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I take my hat off to those who have accomplished them.
In the heat of the night. (The Federal President Reports) by Cowin, Ged / Australian Nursing Journal
To the rest of my staff, I take my hat off to you, for a gutsy issue that gives props to self-published writers, sung and unsung.
From the editor-in-chief by Cox, William E. / Black Issues Book Review
I take my hat off to the feisty little cuss for the way he energized the electorate this year.
Why the bad news is good by Queenan, Joe / Chief Executive (U.S.)
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