'bubble by' is not a correct phrase in written English.
Instead, you could say "pass by", which has the same meaning. For example: "The clouds passed by quickly, as if they were in a hurry."
THE FILTER BUBBLE, by Eli Pariser.
A bubble by its nature will burst.
The President tries to pierce the bubble by reading ten letters a day from ordinary people.
After all, we were in the middle of the tech bubble by then.
The government blew up a demented property bubble by offering huge tax breaks on new buildings.
In the conference bubble by the Clyde this week, Clegg has cut an impressive figure.
Bubbles, by nature, are thin and insubstantial.
Instead, some Chinese jump in fully clothed and even try to make bubbles by pouring in liquid soap.
But one of her best finds was on the Bergdorf Goodman Web site: the mint-scented bubbles by Maison Francis Kurkdjian.
Often it helps to prevent damaging financial bubbles by providing a reality check on an irrationally exuberant market.
Before he was bubbled by Bushies, McCain was one of the most known and knowable quantities in American politics.
