The phrase 'move cities' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to when someone moves from one city to another. For example, "She decided to move cities for a fresh start."
All I can do is move house every month or so and move cities.
And hundreds and hundreds of our colleagues will be forced to move cities to work".
She feels close enough to the man to move cities and live with him.
In 2009 he took over as mayor of Rotterdam, birthplace of the original Erasmus, after the port's Labour council invited him to move cities.
'It's hard when you move cities and don't have a lot of friends and you're just trying to keep your head above water and trying not to get caught up in all this bullshit, to go out on auditions and not be totally soul-crushed when you don't get it.
The trouble comes when we need to fight this tremendous momentum of sameness, to move to a new phase of life: to start or end a relationship, move cities, become a parent, come out of the closet, switch jobs, confront bereavement, adjust to an empty nest, retire, or face death.
Protesters held signs denouncing the company's leader and demanding that he not move City Opera from the cultural complex.
She has moved cities often, having lived in Boston, New York and Miami.
I will probably never know everything about playing this position, moving cities, starting with a new team.
Four years later, we moved cities when my wife took on a new job.
For some, the time of diagnosis was an event equivalent to the stress of events such as moving cities, losing a job, marital breakdown and divorce [ 64].
