Correct sentence?

There was nowhere he did not look for his keys.

Thanks, Blue Jay.
It's my careless mistake. I'd like to know whether the sentence is meaningful and natural. Does it mean he looked all over for his keys or he looked for his keys everywhere.

Yes, it's fine. It means he looked everywhere (we assume he actually looked for them everywhere there was any chance they could be).

But I don't think we can use another negative word with 'nowhere'.

AnonymousBut I don't think we can use another negative word with 'nowhere'.

Don't worry about it. The negatives are in two different clauses. It's two negatives in the same clause that's the problem.

CJ