As You Like It

noun

1. a comedy (1599?) by Shakespeare.

As You Like It

1. A comedy by William Shakespeare . Most of the action takes place in the Forest of Arden, to which several members of a duke's court have been banished. The speech “ All the world's a stage ” is from As You Like It .

Example Sentences

Last year, she made her West End debut in the Shakespearean romantic comedy As You Like It, being nominated for an Olivier Award for her performance.

From BBC

Given the multitude of activities available in Ashland, there’s probably another “as you like it” joke to be made here, but I’ll spare myself the embarrassment.

From Seattle Times

There’s also a Best Western with a faux Tudor facade, a storage place called As-U-Stor-It, even a sex shop called As You Like It – A Love Revolution.

From Seattle Times

For the end of the dance, during which Houston-Jones jumped as the lights faded, he told her to keep the lights up “as long as you like it.”

From New York Times

The program for Evans and Harvey’s debut season includes a Ukrainian production of “King Lear” and an abridged, 80-minute outdoor “As You Like It.”

From New York Times