Sentence examples for moving cities from inspiring English sources
"moving cities" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you are talking about a person or family moving from one city to another. For example, "Last year, we decided to move cities and try out life in a new place."
I will probably never know everything about playing this position, moving cities, starting with a new team.
Because of the risk of career-ending injuries and the hassle of moving cities, most stars who become free agents seek the longest deal they can get.
But a project Ms. Romero created for the Havana Biennial in 2004, "Ciudades que se Van (Moving Cities)," appears in video to fine effect.
In addition, moving cities toward digital initiatives like predictive policing, or creating systems where people are seen, whether they like it or not, can promote lots of tension between individuals and their governments.
Maybe moving cities and jobs is the right thing to do, but you should do it because you want to, because it's right for you – not as a reaction to what is happening with your friends.
She added: "I love working here, though, and I'm envious of British actors and British crews, because American and Australian actors, we end up like Gypsies, moving cities all the time".
The general direction of movement for this constantly moving city has been westward.
New York is absolutely the fastest moving city in every aspect, so of course relationships aren't excluded from the rush.
She has moved cities often, having lived in Boston, New York and Miami.
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".
