Sentence examples for raise my hat from inspiring English sources
When don't I raise my hat?
That was amazing to me; I raise my hat to them and their bottomless power.
Does anyone go the whole hog and have their own fine china cup and saucer to work (if you do, I raise my hat to you)?
In them, the author of The Emigrants and Austerlitz seeks to "raise my hat" to misfit kindred spirits across time: most visionary wanderers from his own Alpine and "Alemannic" region, and all insecure outsiders who stood, like Sebald, at the margins of literature.
I have always tried, in my own works, to mark my respect for those writers with whom I felt an affinity, to raise my hat to them, so to speak, by borrowing an attractive image or a few expressions, but it is one thing to set a marker in memory of a departed colleague, and quite another when one has the persistent feeling of being beckoned to from the other side.
In light of this brief historical background, it is an honour to raise my hat to my good friend Eberhard for devoting much of his professional life to the supervision of graduate students with emphasis on practical applications, which became his passion over the course of many years.
I raised my hat and drank a dram to that Scotsman who gave me the tip all those years ago.
