'move city' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation where someone is moving from one town or city to another. For example: After living in Boston for 15 years, Steve decided to move city and relocated to Washington, DC.
Protesters held signs denouncing the company's leader and demanding that he not move City Opera from the cultural complex.
They should show some sense and move city and state primary elections to the last Tuesday in June, with city runoffs in September.
Everton, Nottingham Forest and Ipswich were dispatched in February to move City up to second place, though the pack behind them all had games in hand.
Even when live webcams show a resort blanketed in white, Mr. McCloy said, it is hard to move city dwellers to the mountains "until they're shoveling snow or they're stuck in it".
His opponents, including Arnold Fielkow, the president of the City Council, said the move was retaliation for the Council's rejection of the mayor's plan to move City Hall to the vacant Chevron building downtown.
And Lib Dem Brian Cleasby said it was a Labour administration that erroneously decided to move City of Leeds from its city centre location and move it out to Woodhouse in the first place.
The state government now wants to move city-council offices to the area, and create flats out of converted houses.North-eastern nightlifeIn Recife, by contrast, a more modest project to revive the city centre has brought a swifter return.
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.
Her job offered her enough of a financial inducement to move cities.
