You could try installing the Advanced Context Sentences user script. Then you can have the context sentences read directly from WK and save some steps and time.
Just click the speaker at the end of the context sentence.
Additionally this script can further help with understanding the examples as it will automatically highlight all kanji that are taught in WK, show via colour which ones you have already studied vs,. those yet to be encountered and provide a pop-up if you hover your mouse over the kanji and show (meaning, readings plus some other stuff) info about the kanji.
If you noticed that in my screen capture the English translation is hidden, that is the Wanikani Hide Context Sentence script at work. To reveal the translation hover mouse over it. I find this script very useful as I find it impossible to not see/read the English translation if it is there. Much easier and more elegant that trying to hold my finger over it 