It used to be very lively, but now it's deserted.

It used to be very lively, but now the empty sentences are as follows:

1. The once busy street became empty.

2. In the morning, I drove a small electric car and looked at the deserted street. I know the new year is coming.

Recently, the streets are deserted, and many shops are closed for the New Year.

It never occurred to me that the taste of this old small restaurant would be disappointing on a deserted street.

Festive lanterns have been lit, and the pace of the New Year is getting closer and closer, but the deserted streets and the high temperature outside are nothing like the coming of the Spring Festival.

I am used to the quiet streets during the Spring Festival. The "noise" that used to be the sound of gongs and drums and firecrackers seems to have been abandoned in the last century.

7. There are no shuttling crowds and crowded vehicles, and the streets are much colder than usual. This year is really not easy for everyone. People who can go home for the New Year are very happy. In the face of disaster, people are really so small.

8. The little pink and yellow in the sky are smudged together, and the embellishment of the yellow and blue takeaway brother adds a little taste of life to the originally deserted street.

9. I will pack my things and go home for the New Year tomorrow. Actually, I don't want to go home yet It's much colder after the holiday. Some shops in the street are closed and there are fewer pedestrians. Go home and see your family again.

10, dazzling lampposts, deserted streets and red lanterns can't warm the lonely heart.