How do you use soars and sores in a sentence?

These Words are "homophones" (in the homonym family)-- they sounds alike, but have entirely different meanings. Soars is from the verb "to soar," and refers to flying high up in the sky. Sores are plural nouns, referring to painful cuts or blemishes that are sometimes infected. (1) The eagle soars above the rooftops; perhaps he is looking for some prey on the ground. (2) She has a number of sores on her legs and the doctor gave her an ointment to put on them.