1. Diane goes to Santa Ana High.

2. I go to Santa Ana High.

3. In the provincial towns of San Miguel and Santa Ana, the markets were also occupied.

4. I take the bus to Santa Ana, the second city of El Salvador.

5. Bobb, a former Santa Ana city manager, took the Richmond post in 1986.

6. The Santa Ana winds helped fan the flames.

7. Santa Ana then moved against Sam Houston.

8. Major Cities: San Salvador, Santa Ana,[ ] Mejicanos San Miguel.

9. Santa Ana winds helped fan the flames.

10. A city of southern California north-northeast of Santa Ana. It is a manufacturing center in a citrus - growing area. Population, 110,658.

11. Santa Ana winds continue to fan the blaze as It'scorched nearly 189 square miles.

12. What's up with Pasadena, Pomona, Santa Ana and all that?

13. Intense wildfires have been fueled by fierce Santa Ana winds.

14. Forecasters have said moderate Santa Ana winds could pick up later in the week.

15. The Texans found Santa Ana the next day, wearing the clothes of a simple Mexican soldier.

16. Regional Offices at San Salvador, San Miguel, San Vincente and Santa Ana.

17. However, the Texans took action to protect themselves against Santa Ana, who had declared himself dictator. They organized a temporary state government.

18. President Polk ordered the United States navy to let Santa Ana return to Mexico. American ships that blocked the port of Vera Cruz permitted the Mexican dictator to land there.

19. One group of Texans did not move fast enough. Santa Ana trapped them.

20. On May fourteenth, eighteen thirty-six, Texas President Burnet and General Santa Ana signed a treaty. The treaty made Texas independent.